Your network contains multiple wireless access points (WAPs) that use WPA2-Personal authentication. The network contains an enterprise root certification authority (CA) The security administrator at your company plans to implement WPA2-Enterprise authentication on the WAPs.
To support the authentication change, you deploy a server that has Network Policy Server (NPS) installed.
You need to configure NPS to authenticate the wireless clients.
What should you do on the NPS server?
A. Add RADIUS clients and configure network policies.
B. Create a remote RADIUS server group and configure connection request policies.
C. Create a remote RADIUS server group and install a server certificate.
D. Add RADIUS clients and configure connection request policies.
An NPS is actually a RADIUS server, it has to be defined with RADIUS Client’s IP address with Shared Secret and Network Policy in order to accept authentication requests from a specific RADIUS client.
A Wireless Access Point could be configured as a RADIUS Client to sent authentication requests to pre-configured RADIUS Server (NPS).